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Most practical way to create numbered ladder drop layout
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I am searching for the most canonical way to create a skew or drop ladder equation chain layout (as described e.g. in sections 14.2.2 and 14.2.3 of the breqn package, except I don't want to use the breqn package because I like to keep control).
It seems to me this should be a no-brainer given the frequency of such layouts, yet I can't manage to find any resource about this.
My preferred solution is multline + aligned, but this does not work if one wants single line numbering:
beginmultline
a+b+c+d+e+f+g+h \
beginaligned
&= j + k + l + m +n\
&= j' + k' + l'+ m' +n'\
endaligned
endmultline
equations vertical-alignment numbering layout
asked Sep 20 at 7:57
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I am searching for the most canonical way to create a skew or drop ladder equation chain layout (as described e.g. in sections 14.2.2 and 14.2.3 of the breqn package, except I don't want to use the breqn package because I like to keep control).
It seems to me this should be a no-brainer given the frequency of such layouts, yet I can't manage to find any resource about this.
My preferred solution is multline + aligned, but this does not work if one wants single line numbering:
beginmultline
a+b+c+d+e+f+g+h \
beginaligned
&= j + k + l + m +n\
&= j' + k' + l'+ m' +n'\
endaligned
endmultline
equations vertical-alignment numbering layout
asked Sep 20 at 7:57
G. B.G. B.
411 bronze badge
Similar: Multiline equation with LHS alone on first line? Not a duplicate because that question explicitly states that the equation numbers are not necessary. Some of the answers could however be adapted.
– campa
Sep 20 at 12:09
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I am searching for the most canonical way to create a skew or drop ladder equation chain layout (as described e.g. in sections 14.2.2 and 14.2.3 of the breqn package, except I don't want to use the breqn package because I like to keep control).
It seems to me this should be a no-brainer given the frequency of such layouts, yet I can't manage to find any resource about this.
My preferred solution is multline + aligned, but this does not work if one wants single line numbering:
beginmultline
a+b+c+d+e+f+g+h \
beginaligned
&= j + k + l + m +n\
&= j' + k' + l'+ m' +n'\
endaligned
endmultline
equations vertical-alignment numbering layout
asked Sep 20 at 7:57
G. B.G. B.
411 bronze badge
I am searching for the most canonical way to create a skew or drop ladder equation chain layout (as described e.g. in sections 14.2.2 and 14.2.3 of the breqn package, except I don't want to use the breqn package because I like to keep control).
It seems to me this should be a no-brainer given the frequency of such layouts, yet I can't manage to find any resource about this.
My preferred solution is multline + aligned, but this does not work if one wants single line numbering:
beginmultline
a+b+c+d+e+f+g+h \
beginaligned
&= j + k + l + m +n\
&= j' + k' + l'+ m' +n'\
endaligned
endmultline
equations vertical-alignment numbering layout
equations vertical-alignment numbering layout
asked Sep 20 at 7:57
G. B.G. B.
411 bronze badge
asked Sep 20 at 7:57
G. B.G. B.
411 bronze badge
asked Sep 20 at 7:57
G. B.G. B.
411 bronze badge
asked Sep 20 at 7:57
G. B.G. B.
411 bronze badge
asked Sep 20 at 7:57
G. B.G. B.
411 bronze badge
411 bronze badge
Similar: Multiline equation with LHS alone on first line? Not a duplicate because that question explicitly states that the equation numbers are not necessary. Some of the answers could however be adapted.
– campa
Sep 20 at 12:09
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Similar: Multiline equation with LHS alone on first line? Not a duplicate because that question explicitly states that the equation numbers are not necessary. Some of the answers could however be adapted.
– campa
Sep 20 at 12:09
Similar: Multiline equation with LHS alone on first line? Not a duplicate because that question explicitly states that the equation numbers are not necessary. Some of the answers could however be adapted.
– campa
Sep 20 at 12:09
Similar: Multiline equation with LHS alone on first line? Not a duplicate because that question explicitly states that the equation numbers are not necessary. Some of the answers could however be adapted.
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Here are three possibilities. In the first, you alignthe = signs with another symbol of the first line, The second uses the optional argument of the MoveEqLeft command from mathtools, and the third nests the aligned environment in a gathered environment (to fine-tune the placement of w= w.r.t. the first line, you can add to the latter some hspace).
Unrelated: don't add a \ at the end of a multilined environment. It produces a spurious vertical spacing, and a new equation number for an emptyline if the environment is numbered.
documentclassarticle
usepackagemathtools
begindocument
beginequation
beginaligned
a+b+c+d+e & +f+g+h \
&= j + k + l + m +n\
&= j' + k' + l'+ m' +n'
endaligned
endequation
medskip
beginequation
beginaligned
MoveEqLeft[7.2] a+b+c+d+e +f+g+h \
&= j + k + l + m +n\
&= j' + k' + l'+ m' +n'
endaligned
endequation
medskip
beginequation
begingathered
a+b+c+d+e +f+g+h qquad\
beginaligned[t]
&= j + k + l + m +n\
&= j' + k' + l'+ m' +n'
endaligned
endgathered
endequation
enddocument
answered Sep 20 at 9:56
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You can use TABstacks. Shown here in 3 ways, depending on the desired equation-number vertical alignment.
documentclassarticle
usepackagetabstackengine
stackMath
setstackgapL14pt
begindocument
beginequation
alignCenterstack
a+b+c+d+e+&f+g+h \
=& j + k + l + m +n\
=& j' + k' + l'+ m' +n'
endequation
beginequation
alignLongstack
a+b+c+d+e+&f+g+h \
=& j + k + l + m +n\
=& j' + k' + l'+ m' +n'
endequation
beginequation
alignLongunderstack
a+b+c+d+e+&f+g+h \
=& j + k + l + m +n\
=& j' + k' + l'+ m' +n'
endequation
enddocument
answered Sep 20 at 10:36
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Here are three possibilities. In the first, you alignthe = signs with another symbol of the first line, The second uses the optional argument of the MoveEqLeft command from mathtools, and the third nests the aligned environment in a gathered environment (to fine-tune the placement of w= w.r.t. the first line, you can add to the latter some hspace).
Unrelated: don't add a \ at the end of a multilined environment. It produces a spurious vertical spacing, and a new equation number for an emptyline if the environment is numbered.
documentclassarticle
usepackagemathtools
begindocument
beginequation
beginaligned
a+b+c+d+e & +f+g+h \
&= j + k + l + m +n\
&= j' + k' + l'+ m' +n'
endaligned
endequation
medskip
beginequation
beginaligned
MoveEqLeft[7.2] a+b+c+d+e +f+g+h \
&= j + k + l + m +n\
&= j' + k' + l'+ m' +n'
endaligned
endequation
medskip
beginequation
begingathered
a+b+c+d+e +f+g+h qquad\
beginaligned[t]
&= j + k + l + m +n\
&= j' + k' + l'+ m' +n'
endaligned
endgathered
endequation
enddocument
answered Sep 20 at 9:56
BernardBernard
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Here are three possibilities. In the first, you alignthe = signs with another symbol of the first line, The second uses the optional argument of the MoveEqLeft command from mathtools, and the third nests the aligned environment in a gathered environment (to fine-tune the placement of w= w.r.t. the first line, you can add to the latter some hspace).
Unrelated: don't add a \ at the end of a multilined environment. It produces a spurious vertical spacing, and a new equation number for an emptyline if the environment is numbered.
documentclassarticle
usepackagemathtools
begindocument
beginequation
beginaligned
a+b+c+d+e & +f+g+h \
&= j + k + l + m +n\
&= j' + k' + l'+ m' +n'
endaligned
endequation
medskip
beginequation
beginaligned
MoveEqLeft[7.2] a+b+c+d+e +f+g+h \
&= j + k + l + m +n\
&= j' + k' + l'+ m' +n'
endaligned
endequation
medskip
beginequation
begingathered
a+b+c+d+e +f+g+h qquad\
beginaligned[t]
&= j + k + l + m +n\
&= j' + k' + l'+ m' +n'
endaligned
endgathered
endequation
enddocument
answered Sep 20 at 9:56
BernardBernard
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Here are three possibilities. In the first, you alignthe = signs with another symbol of the first line, The second uses the optional argument of the MoveEqLeft command from mathtools, and the third nests the aligned environment in a gathered environment (to fine-tune the placement of w= w.r.t. the first line, you can add to the latter some hspace).
Unrelated: don't add a \ at the end of a multilined environment. It produces a spurious vertical spacing, and a new equation number for an emptyline if the environment is numbered.
documentclassarticle
usepackagemathtools
begindocument
beginequation
beginaligned
a+b+c+d+e & +f+g+h \
&= j + k + l + m +n\
&= j' + k' + l'+ m' +n'
endaligned
endequation
medskip
beginequation
beginaligned
MoveEqLeft[7.2] a+b+c+d+e +f+g+h \
&= j + k + l + m +n\
&= j' + k' + l'+ m' +n'
endaligned
endequation
medskip
beginequation
begingathered
a+b+c+d+e +f+g+h qquad\
beginaligned[t]
&= j + k + l + m +n\
&= j' + k' + l'+ m' +n'
endaligned
endgathered
endequation
enddocument
answered Sep 20 at 9:56
BernardBernard
199k8 gold badges88 silver badges233 bronze badges
Here are three possibilities. In the first, you alignthe = signs with another symbol of the first line, The second uses the optional argument of the MoveEqLeft command from mathtools, and the third nests the aligned environment in a gathered environment (to fine-tune the placement of w= w.r.t. the first line, you can add to the latter some hspace).
Unrelated: don't add a \ at the end of a multilined environment. It produces a spurious vertical spacing, and a new equation number for an emptyline if the environment is numbered.
documentclassarticle
usepackagemathtools
begindocument
beginequation
beginaligned
a+b+c+d+e & +f+g+h \
&= j + k + l + m +n\
&= j' + k' + l'+ m' +n'
endaligned
endequation
medskip
beginequation
beginaligned
MoveEqLeft[7.2] a+b+c+d+e +f+g+h \
&= j + k + l + m +n\
&= j' + k' + l'+ m' +n'
endaligned
endequation
medskip
beginequation
begingathered
a+b+c+d+e +f+g+h qquad\
beginaligned[t]
&= j + k + l + m +n\
&= j' + k' + l'+ m' +n'
endaligned
endgathered
endequation
enddocument
answered Sep 20 at 9:56
BernardBernard
199k8 gold badges88 silver badges233 bronze badges
answered Sep 20 at 9:56
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answered Sep 20 at 9:56
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You can use TABstacks. Shown here in 3 ways, depending on the desired equation-number vertical alignment.
documentclassarticle
usepackagetabstackengine
stackMath
setstackgapL14pt
begindocument
beginequation
alignCenterstack
a+b+c+d+e+&f+g+h \
=& j + k + l + m +n\
=& j' + k' + l'+ m' +n'
endequation
beginequation
alignLongstack
a+b+c+d+e+&f+g+h \
=& j + k + l + m +n\
=& j' + k' + l'+ m' +n'
endequation
beginequation
alignLongunderstack
a+b+c+d+e+&f+g+h \
=& j + k + l + m +n\
=& j' + k' + l'+ m' +n'
endequation
enddocument
answered Sep 20 at 10:36
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You can use TABstacks. Shown here in 3 ways, depending on the desired equation-number vertical alignment.
documentclassarticle
usepackagetabstackengine
stackMath
setstackgapL14pt
begindocument
beginequation
alignCenterstack
a+b+c+d+e+&f+g+h \
=& j + k + l + m +n\
=& j' + k' + l'+ m' +n'
endequation
beginequation
alignLongstack
a+b+c+d+e+&f+g+h \
=& j + k + l + m +n\
=& j' + k' + l'+ m' +n'
endequation
beginequation
alignLongunderstack
a+b+c+d+e+&f+g+h \
=& j + k + l + m +n\
=& j' + k' + l'+ m' +n'
endequation
enddocument
answered Sep 20 at 10:36
Steven B. SegletesSteven B. Segletes
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You can use TABstacks. Shown here in 3 ways, depending on the desired equation-number vertical alignment.
documentclassarticle
usepackagetabstackengine
stackMath
setstackgapL14pt
begindocument
beginequation
alignCenterstack
a+b+c+d+e+&f+g+h \
=& j + k + l + m +n\
=& j' + k' + l'+ m' +n'
endequation
beginequation
alignLongstack
a+b+c+d+e+&f+g+h \
=& j + k + l + m +n\
=& j' + k' + l'+ m' +n'
endequation
beginequation
alignLongunderstack
a+b+c+d+e+&f+g+h \
=& j + k + l + m +n\
=& j' + k' + l'+ m' +n'
endequation
enddocument
answered Sep 20 at 10:36
Steven B. SegletesSteven B. Segletes
175k9 gold badges224 silver badges456 bronze badges
You can use TABstacks. Shown here in 3 ways, depending on the desired equation-number vertical alignment.
documentclassarticle
usepackagetabstackengine
stackMath
setstackgapL14pt
begindocument
beginequation
alignCenterstack
a+b+c+d+e+&f+g+h \
=& j + k + l + m +n\
=& j' + k' + l'+ m' +n'
endequation
beginequation
alignLongstack
a+b+c+d+e+&f+g+h \
=& j + k + l + m +n\
=& j' + k' + l'+ m' +n'
endequation
beginequation
alignLongunderstack
a+b+c+d+e+&f+g+h \
=& j + k + l + m +n\
=& j' + k' + l'+ m' +n'
endequation
enddocument
answered Sep 20 at 10:36
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Similar: Multiline equation with LHS alone on first line? Not a duplicate because that question explicitly states that the equation numbers are not necessary. Some of the answers could however be adapted.
– campa
Sep 20 at 12:09